Comments on “You have to listen to this -- in it, the Minister lies, dodges, weaves...” http://tunerds.com/chyrp/2008/06/20/quote.187/feed/You+have+to+listen+to+this+--+in+it%2C+the+Minister+lies%2C+dodges%2C+weaves... 2008-06-22T22:57:25-04:00 Chyrp You have to listen to this -- in it, the Minister lies, dodges, weaves... tag:tunerds.com,2008-06-22:/chyrp/id/187//comment_68 2008-06-22T22:57:25-04:00 2008-06-22T22:57:25-04:00 Riz http://tunerds.com/chyrp You're right. It was a shitty comments module so I just hacked it to support line returns and *bold* with the * character You have to listen to this -- in it, the Minister lies, dodges, weaves... tag:tunerds.com,2008-06-22:/chyrp/id/187//comment_67 2008-06-22T01:11:31-04:00 2008-06-22T01:11:31-04:00 jtl http://3jtl1.blogspot.com Also, this text box thing doesn't handle line-breaks very well. I formatted the above very nicely, and it all gets jammed into one paragraph. Do I have to manually put < br > tags into everything? You have to listen to this -- in it, the Minister lies, dodges, weaves... tag:tunerds.com,2008-06-22:/chyrp/id/187//comment_65 2008-06-22T01:09:20-04:00 2008-06-22T01:09:20-04:00 jtl http://3jtl1.blogspot.com A few thoughts. 1. Conservatives are usually douches anyway. Does it surprise you that Jim Prentice is a douche? Jim Prentice is a Conservative; ergo, he is a douche. 2. He tried to pass common scenarios off as "arcane" and "out of the ordinary" -- yet those things sound like pretty run-of-the-mill situations. If your Bill doesn't handle regular stuff easily, it's a shitty Bill, and it shouldn't even be tabled. 3. If "the market" will take care of things... why not let "the market" take care of stuff like, well, everything this Bill is trying to do? It's funny how free-market folks will let *some* things be guided by The Invisible Hand, but in other cases are all too happy to intervene (on behalf of corporate interests, natch). 4. Do the Liberals have the stones to stand up to the Conservatives on this? Because if they don't, this thing is gonna pass, no matter how much of a stink Jack Layton puts up. (Knowing the Conservatives, they made this one a Confidence motion, like every other goddamn thing they've foisted on the House in the past year.)